Sounds reasonable to me. Andrei Popescu wrote: > Hi, > > The 'enableHighAccuracy' attribute continues to generate a lot of > controversy so I'd like to propose renaming it. > > The main reason why it exists is to allow Web developers to say that > their application works fine with low-accuracy position fixes and, > therefore, the UA should not bother turning on location providers that > consume a lot of power. Web developers care about power consumption > since, on mobile devices especially, this has an impact on how long > their applications can be used. So how about renaming this attribute > to "lowPowerOnly" (thanks to Steve Block for the suggestion) ? This > name is closer to the intended effect: a hint that the implementation > should make use of only what it considers to be low power providers. > What is a low power provider is left to the implementation to decide, > but a reasonable course of action would be to avoid powering up the > GPS when "lowPowerOnly" attribute is set to true. > > Thanks, > Andrei > >Received on Tuesday, 31 March 2009 18:12:50 GMT
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